Supreme Court of India
Management of Mis. Indian Iron and Steel Co. Ltd. v. Prahlad Singh
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Labour Laws : Industries Disputes Act, 1947: Termination of service-Standing Orders-Provided for loss of lien on appointment in case of over stayal of leave-Services of workman terminated as he did not resume duty after expiry of leave-No satisfactory explanation given-Held: Industrial Tribunal rightly upheld the termination of service in the light of the standing orders which is neither untenable nor perverse. The respondent-workman did not resume duty after expiry of leave granted to him. The appellant-company terminated the services of the respondent workman under the provisions of the
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